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What life looks like for those living in the lodges this semester

What life looks like for those living in the lodges this semester

COVID-19 has made living on campus a little bit different than in previous years
Jamie Krueger, Staff Reporter • February 11, 2021

Living on campus for IU Southeast students is looking different this semester. From decreased networking events to increased COVID-19 testing, IUS students have had to learn to adapt to the new challenges...

Photo Gallery: Creepy Cruise-In haunts Georgetown Drive-In over the weekend

Event featured Dr. Gangrene and Xander Harris from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Garland Noel, Staff Reporter • October 7, 2020

Photo Gallery: IU Southeast students carve out time from classes for Take and Make Pumpkin Patch

Campus Activities Board sponsors two-day outdoor event to kick off the first full week of October.
Garland Noel, Staff Reporter • October 7, 2020

Chris Brown, a secondary education major performed an original song titled You Will. This is his second Open Mic. He has been writing his own songs since high school. He has only recently gained enough confidence to share his music with others.

IUS students perform at monthly open mic event

Both original songs and covers of songs were performed at the event hosted by the Campus Activities Board
Dustin Kiefer, Staff Reporter • January 28, 2020

Tamara Gooch (right) answers a question while Jess Lee listens. Photo by Sydney Randall.

Two professional photographers captured IU Southeast’s attention at the Ogle Center

Jess Lee and Tamara Gooch spoke about equine, wildlife and landscape photography
Sydney Randall, Staff Reporter • October 29, 2019

Renowned professional photographers Jess Lee and Tamara Gooch came to IU Southeast to speak about their experiences and share the beauty of nature and wildlife within their images at the Ogle Center Thursday,...

Fred Jackson portrait. Photo by John Clere.

Campus that never sleeps

What happens at night to keep IU Southeast operating?
Callie Manias, Staff Reporter • February 6, 2019

After classes are finished and students are heading back home or to the lodges, some faculty are just arriving on campus to make sure it’s ready for the next day of classes. “What you do represents...

“I hope to share and implement prevention tools and resources that everyone on campus will benefit from-ultimately helping others ensure that IU Southeast is a safe place to live, learn and work.”

Sexual violence prevention at IU Southeast has a new face

Nikki Green begins her first year at the Office on Violence Against Women discussing how to put the school’s recent reward of $300,000 to use.
Abby Bauerla, Staff Reporter • February 6, 2019

IU Southeast was recently granted $300,000 to fund a program that will help those who have been affected by sexual abuse. New programs and trainings are in the planning stages because of both the grant...

IUS students and faculty gathered at McCullough Plaza at 8:45 a.m. on Tuesday to remember the attacks on Sept 11, 17 years ago.

IU Southeast commemorates 9/11 anniversary

Dustin Kiefer, Staff Reporter • September 11, 2018

A cool morning air gently flows over McCullough Plaza carried on by a peaceful morning breeze. At 8:46 a.m. on Sept. 11, 17 years ago, the first plane, Flight 11, crashed into the the North Tower of the...

Savannah Goerres is a Drawing major, who also enjoys crocheting and knitting in her free time. When asked what art it, her reply was, “It gives a voice to people who don’t necessarily have a way to speak and express themselves.” Photo by Beth Hunter.

Senior art exhibit brightens the IUS campus

Beth Hunter, Staff Reporter • November 16, 2017

Senior year is an exciting time for college students. Seniors in the Art Department got the opportunity to showcase their work to the community in the IU Southeast Graduating Class Open Studio Weekend....

Throughout the game, the Grenadiers pushed past the Bulldogs’ defense, enabling Deshawn Lewis, business management sophomore, to achieve a dunk.

IUS Dominates in Homecoming week

Bailey Sanders, Content Editor • November 11, 2017

It was all wins on Saturday for the men’s and women’s basketball teams at the IU Southeast Homecoming. Before Saturday’s games, students and alumni gathered in the parking lot outside the gymnasium...

“I’m excited to see our growth, in terms of graduate enrollment. I’m excited to see some new initiatives in terms of equipment. I am a very positive individual and as I said there, I’m very proud to be the Chancellor and we’re doing a good job,” Wallace said.

State of the Campus Address

Stephen Simmons, Staff Reporter • September 25, 2017

Chancellor Ray Wallace, entering his fourth year as chancellor, took the stage in the Hoosier Room for a State of the Campus Address to discuss his plans for IU Southeast’s future, including budget cuts...

Diane Wille, dean of research and graduate studies, and Chancellor Ray Wallace at the 2016 Student Conference. “Last year we had 300 presenters and 200 presentations,” Wille said. Photo provided by Diane Wille.

The History of the IU Southeast Student Conference

Michael Melchor, Staff Writer • March 5, 2017

One of the longest traditions on IU Southeast campus was born after two decades of work by IU Southeast students. The necessity was there for many students to display their work with faculty and on capstone...

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